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The Social Security Fairness Act is now officially law, and it’s great news for our public service heroes.

👩‍🚒 Who benefits? Service workers (like teachers, firefighters, police officers, and government employees) who couldn’t get full Social Security benefits before.
👮‍♂️ What’s changed? These workers get backdated payments of around $4,320 from January–December 2024.
🧑‍🏫 What else? They’ll see roughly a $360 monthly increase going forward.

To our public service heroes, THANK YOU. We see you, and we appreciate you.
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Budgeting app or the old-fashioned paper method?

You didn't think you'd heard the last of the BOI drama, did you? Last week, the New Civil Liberties Alliance (NCLA) urged the Supreme Court not to reinstate the (currently null) BOI reporting requirements. And just in case they don't cooperate, a group of Republican lawmakers introduced a bill on January 15th get rid of BOI reporting entirely.

But no one is for sure what the Supreme Court will do (or when a deadline might suddenly be enforced). So make sure you’re prepared – you could risk some serious penalties if you aren’t.

Have questions? Drop them in the comments below.
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You didnt think youd heard the last of the BOI drama, did you? Last week, the New Civil Liberties Alliance (NCLA) urged the Supreme Court not to reinstate the (currently null) BOI reporting requirements. And just in case they dont cooperate, a group of Republican lawmakers introduced a bill on January 15th get rid of BOI reporting entirely. 

But no one is for sure what the Supreme Court will do (or when a deadline might suddenly be enforced). So make sure you’re prepared – you could risk some serious penalties if you aren’t. 

Have questions? Drop them in the comments below.

ITIN is the new SSN – at least for non-U.S. residents. If you’re a nonresident earning income in the U.S. and not eligible for a Social Security Number, you’ll need an Individual Taxpayer Identification Number to file your taxes.

You can apply for your ITIN year-round. But don’t wait – during peak tax season (January 15 – April 30), processing can take months. To apply, just complete Form W-7 and provide proof of identity and foreign nationality status.

Have questions? We’d be glad to field them.
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ITIN is the new SSN – at least for non-U.S. residents. If you’re a nonresident earning income in the U.S. and not eligible for a Social Security Number, you’ll need an Individual Taxpayer Identification Number to file your taxes.

You can apply for your ITIN year-round. But don’t wait – during peak tax season (January 15 – April 30), processing can take months. To apply, just complete Form W-7 and provide proof of identity and foreign nationality status.

Have questions? We’d be glad to field them.

Do you use your vehicle for your business? The IRS bumped up the mileage rate for 2025 to 70 cents per mile – up a whopping 3 cents from last year.

If you really want to take advantage of the mileage deduction, good record-keeping is a MUST. Don’t leave money on the table because of messy logs or missed miles.

We can help take the hassle out of tracking – just give us a holler.
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Do you use your vehicle for your business? The IRS bumped up the mileage rate for 2025 to 70 cents per mile – up a whopping 3 cents from last year.

If you really want to take advantage of the mileage deduction, good record-keeping is a MUST. Don’t leave money on the table because of messy logs or missed miles.

We can help take the hassle out of tracking – just give us a holler.
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